In the first act of this play, some townspeople console a housewife by organizing a funeral procession for
 her dead cat. In the second act, the office's staircase is destroyed after Mrs. Boeuf announces her husband's
 disappearance. In the first act, a discussion of whether cats named Isidore and Fricot must have four paws
 occurs when the Logician tries to explain what a syllogism is to the Old Gentleman. This play's protagonist
 works at an office with Dudard and Botard, and watches his friend Jean anxiously look at 
In the first act of this play, some townspeople console a housewife by organizing a funeral procession for
 her dead cat. In the second act, the office's staircase is destroyed after Mrs. Boeuf announces her husband's
 disappearance. In the first act, a discussion of whether cats named Isidore and Fricot must have four paws
 occurs when the Logician tries to explain what a syllogism is to the Old Gentleman. This play's protagonist
 works at an office with Dudard and Botard, and watches his friend Jean anxiously look at himself in his
 bathroom mirror while his skin grows gradually greener. The protagonist, who also appears in Exit the King
 and The Killer, becomes the last human when his love interest Daisy turns into one of the title animals. For
 10 points, name this absurdist play by Eugene Ionesco.
In the first act of this play, some townspeople console a housewife by organizing a funeral procession for
 her dead cat.
{Rhinoceros}